Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-11-23

New neckties for holiday trade at
SCHILLER & QUENTMEYER's
Pensions granted November IL TO
Mrs. o. Walverson, Portland, and Geo
Stempel, Oeonomowoc.
Silk umbrellas with gold handles for
holiday trade just IN at
SCHILLER & QUENTMEYER's,
--latest novelties in muffs and boas In
different style of fur at CRUDE and Ach-
tenhagen's.
The customary services for Thanks
giving Day will be held tomorrow morn
ing at ST. Pau's Episcopal church at III
O'Clock.
!, Sunday evening A. E. Seymour, OF
New York, district lecturer, addressed
large temperance meeting in the Consre-
gational church.
There is a great rush at Trachte q
] Trayser's COR the underwear that is selling
SO cheap Every ,ody can be suited, both
in qualify and price.
R. Brennecke has purchased from
Theo. Preutiss, the building be occupies
as a drug store on Main street, between
Third and Fourth streets. Price $4,000.
Don't forget where to go for an
elegantly flushed Chamber suit in An
tique Oak, Walnut, Ash, Maple, Mahog-
any or Birch. E. w. SCHULTZ.
Our Dodge county readers will be
interested in the review of the late pro-
ceediDgs of the county board from The
REPUBLICAN Juneau correspondent this
week
"A ounce all wool shifting flannel
at CRUDE & Advantageous tor % cents per
yard, former price 80 cents.
Lena May, youngest daughter of Gus
May, died last night of brain fever, aged
2 years and months. Funeral to-mor-
row afternoon at clock from the resi-
dence OF @. May, Sixth ward.
The grand ball to be giyen tomorrow
Thanksgiving evening, at the armory,
by the Watertown Rifles, will be fne
affair, Judging from the arrangements
made for the event The music is fur
nished by the full Second Regiment band.
True happiness isattained by buying
your boots, shoes, rubbers and overshoes
from Jake Koerner, who has we'll earned
the title of the Reliable Shoemaker"
Reliable goods at prices that you can rely
upon being low, is Jake's motto. Call
AM see him.
The following are among the Jurors
drawn to serve for the December term of
the Dodge county court:
EMMETT -Eugeue O'Connor, David Fla
vim, August Kupter.
HUSrISFoRD - William Jecke, John
JOSH.
SHIELDs-John Scion, Henry Bergin,
Herman Luther.
Resolution adopted by the Seventh
District lodge of Good Templars, at their
session held in this city last week: "That
the thanks of this lodge are due to the
members of Watertown lodge, No. 3l4,
and their friends, for the kind and hos
pitable manner in which they have en-
tertained those who were in attendance
from sister lodges"
Al the present session of the board
of supervisors three trustees OF the insane
asylum will be elected. Such trustees
shall appoint the superintendent of the
insane and visiting physician, and shall
audit all bills against the asylum. The
trustees will have the same pay as menu
bers of the county board. This law was
passed at the last session of the legisla-
fure.-Banner.
Johann Most has been released from
custody under ST. 500 bail. Bail was fur
nished by a woman named Ida Hoffman,
who took pains to explain that she was
an anarchist"
Mr.. EDIToR:-I clip the above from
The Chicago Times, and if the principle
of equal division of property, among peo-
pie of this belief is true, think Johann
had Most too much, don't thing my
share would be more than two cents and
If Ida will send it to me will return her
receipt In full. CARL ADRIAN.
P. $40 feathers in this.
Silk handkerchiefs for the holiday
trade at .SCHIFFLEK & QUENTMEYERs.
Senator J. F. Ware and Hon. [. F.
Scion will open a law and real estate Of
fice in the Palmer block, corner of Tower
avenue and Seventh street, where they
will do general business in real estate,
examine abstracts, negotiate loans, etc.
Mr.. Scion will still continue his commits
~sSpn business at the old stand on Banks
ayenue.-West Superior Wave.
We would add to the above that we
only know Senator Ware as frst-class
legislator, but our acquaintance with